2015 Fantasy Baseball Rankings & ProjectionsShortstops #13 & #14

Santana got lucky last year with his .319 average due to his .405 BABIP and a first pitch swinging average of .514 (18 for 35).

Opposing pitchers will make adjustments on the kid this year so unless he can make his own adjustments, he'll almost certainly hit for a much lower average.

The BABIP rate is also something to keep in mind, with the exception of a .377 BABIP in Triple A for 24 games, he never recorded a BABIP higher than .353 on any level of the minors.

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I'm expecting regression for Santana but that's no reason not to own him as his speed is real and the potential to hit double digit home runs is real as well. Santana also qualifies at Shortstop which is the position you'll want to play him at as he has more value on your Fantasy Infield.

Zobrist is one of the more consistent hitters in the game but he's far from what he use to be in the power department. Since back-to-back 20 homer campaigns he's tallied just 22 home runs the past two seasons.

He's always posted a high average and decent speed but there are a few causes for concern. He struggled against right handers last season to the tune of a .246 average (.340 against lefties). He also failed to drive in at least 70 runs last year for the first time since becoming a full-time starter.

I'm going to target Zobrist only if I want some stability on my team later in drafts.